Another Love Graziano Golf Tournament is in the history books and we are grateful to those who made it such a terrific day! We are fortunate to have amazing support, whether through sponsorship, donations, participation, or volunteering. The weather was questionable leading up to the day, but as always, Jamie and John were doing their part to have the sun shining down upon us. Check out pictures from the 2022 event below. We hope to see you again next year!
Photos from our 2022 Tournament
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Lt. James H. Love
Lieutenant Jamie Love '77, was an outstanding athlete who knew he wanted to become a Navy officer by the time he was in high school. Jamie played lacrosse, basketball, baseball and ran cross country. He was a gifted student with a winning personality. After receiving his wings as a helicoptor pilot, he was stationed at NAS Norfolk; he made two deployments to the Mediterranean and was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal. Jamie then reported to NAS North Island, CA, as an H-46 FRS instructor pilot. He held jobs as flight scheduler, NATOPS office and finally as the H-46 NATOPS model manager. Jamie was in Air Operations aboard the USS Tripoli when he was lost during Operation Desert Shield.
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Capt. John Graziano
Captain John Graziano '08, was an accomplished athlete and had a love for flying his whole life. He was a member of the basketball, cross-country and track & field teams. John was a dear friend to many, and a person admired by others. John was a decorated T-38C instructor pilot at Laughlin AFB, TX, and was awarded Air Education and Training Command's "High Flyer" award, given to instructors who have flown the most student training sorties over the span of a year throughout the entire command. As an instructor pilot, he flew 1,010 sorties, amsassing 1,130 hours, contributing to the graduation of 306 pilots for the US and seven allied nations. As a Check Pilot, John flew over 40 student pilot evaluations, critical to training validation of 122 pilots, the most produced in over a decade. At the time of his passing, John had just been selected for follow-on training to the F-16.
Photos from our 2021 Tournament
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Photos from our 2019 Tournament
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Photos from our 2018 Tournament
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